57v earth to neutral. yikes

[Lee321]

typical. been back and all faults have cleared :innocent

2v N-E

returned all changes and powered up all that was on including outside lights etc and no problems.

 

[Phoenix]

That doesn't mean it won't be back. You probably still have a N-E insulation fault on the installation which can can lead to it tripping from faults happening elsewhere!

And if the fault in another property is say on a light fitting and only present when its on, it'll be back again every evening!

 

[ProDave]

Chances are, the faulty circuit in an adjoining property has tripped, or perhaps someone's been and fixed it.

As above, still investigate the n-e fault in the db that was tripping.

 

[Lee321]

i did check for any N-E faults in that db as it was the one i could isolate. non found

yes repeat may crop up yes

 

[Sidewinder]

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[roys]

Maybe the fault was on their Christmas lights which have now been taken down and packed away until next year, when you will get a phone call again.

 

[Lee321]

That's a sweeping statement side that a tong tester IS not what many Sparks call it. I think you mean that's what YOU know it as. As it's a slang word it could mean anything.

Such as side cutters are sometimes called snips, cutters, nips, chomps.

I know what you mean tho, I'd frown if you called a clamp on meter a tong tester. Oops

yes i have a "posting style" not quite unorthodox but "quirky" has been mentioned on all forums i frequent not sure why :C not intentional to be or otherwise.

i guess its the reaction you have to a caggy hander.

whats up with timeline?